replace all the xpra logos

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The ones we have were made by tweaking the ​X.org one, we should use our own one.

Here are the main ones we need:

• the background shown in the macosx PKG installer
• browser/xpra/tags/v0.17.x/osx/xpra.icns OSX icons (will need 512x512 and 512x512@x2 for ​Optimizing for High Resolution)
• the main one, shown in various places
• the MS Windows installer
• MS Windows installer small version
• MS Windows ICO version, which needs to have various sizes for the system tray (which can be seen on the wiki/Screenshots), as low as 16x16, see ​What is the size of the icons in the system tray? - (the smaller versions may look substantially different)
• icon for text commands (maybe just clean it up a bit?)
• web shortcut icon (forgot to change the colour on this one!)
• web shortcut icon in ICO format
• shown in the ​HTML5 client

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the macosx PKG installer screen

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the DMG file and its contents shown on the desktop

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first page of the windows installer

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last page of the windows installer

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the file icons as shown in a windows explorer window (on win7)

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This should help understand where each image fits:

• on macosx.

This shows a corner of the desktop with the 2 types of installer files macosx users can download (DMG and PKG) and after clicking on the DMG icon, the "xpra with disk" icon shows up and the contents window shows the main icon (people are expected to drag it to the "Applications" folder):

The PKG installer:

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• on MS Windows

First page of the installer:

Last page of the installer:

The file icons as shown in a windows explorer window:

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The system tray icons can be seen here: wiki/Screenshots.

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prototype (large)

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alternative design

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alternative design

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system tray icon: a window being beamed

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system tray icon: a window with an arrow

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different arrows

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include text in the window

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try to show window motion

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system tray sized version

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system tray sized version

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system tray sized version

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system tray sized version

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system tray sized version

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Large draft icons:

After trying to use the large draft icons above for the system tray, I quickly came to the realisation that the icon needs to be simplified a lot more to look half decent at system tray sizes.
We are going to target win7 and later so 32x32 may be the smallest for win32 platforms, but X11 systrays can be smaller. (and on OSX, the dock is much bigger!)

Here are some possible directions:

(the larger version templates are also attached to this ticket)

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variation on no 10

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another variation on no 10

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Since the design of no 10 was the most popular, here are some 32x32 variations on that theme (downscaled quickly using gimp, could probably be made more legible):

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legible 32x32 icon

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another legible 32x32 icon

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I quite like

But maybe the lines underneath need to be bigger or sharper, because otherwise they're barely visible.

Not so much

[Antoine Martin]

I can't hold off the release any longer for this and it clearly isn't ready. Re-scheduling.

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No time for this.

New direction: we could tie this with #401 and use the lines to show the state of the connection, in the same way that wifi / cellular network bars show it.